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From the LaNDON GAZETTE ) July 1 5, 180 v. Ar the Cciat the Queeh's PAOce, the 1/th of 1809, Prcsent, the KING's Most Excellent Majesty in Council, It is this 'day ordered by. his Majesty; in Council, thaj. it G,tieral Embargo be forthwith laid (to 'conti nue orders), sop. all ships and vessels in- the Um tes Kin e ,dom of Great Britain and Ireland, except his Majesty's ships and vessels of war, and except such ships and vessels as shall be laden by the eSpccial order, and under the direttions of_the Lords . CcminisZiOners of his Majesty's Treatury, or the Loads Commissionets of- the Admiralty, with any }<ludot provisions or storesifor'the use of his Majes ty's floats or annies;i and also except such ships and vessels as are employed by the Officers of the Navy, Ordnance, Vklualling, and Customs : and tkie Right Hop. the Lords Commissioners. of -his. Majesty's Treasury, and the Lords Commissioners of the Ad miralty, and she Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, are. to give the necessary ditedious herein as to them May respectively appertain. W. FAWKENER• frkitehall, July 1 . 5, 1809: The King ,has been pleased to.coustifute'and ap point the Right Honourable DadleyßaronHarroisby,. the Right Honouraule John Jeffreys Earl - Camden, Knight of the Most Noble Order .of the - Gaptcr,yre sidtt4 or his Majesty's Council; the Right Hon. Robert Banks Lad. of Liverpool, the Right Hon. Henry Rob e rt 'Stewart (commonly called Viscount CaStlerea6h), and the Right Honourable George Canning, 1116 Majesty's Elute Principal Secretaries of State; ins Grace William Henry Cavendish puke of Portland, .Knight of the Most Noble Order the Garter, First Cornmissoner. 'of his Majesty's Treasury ; the Right Hon. Spencer Percevat, Chan cellor and Under Treasurer of. his Majesty's Exam-. quer ; the Right Hon. Robert Dundas, George Percy, El. (cum. - 30111y called Lord Lovaine),. the Right, Hou. John Baron Teignmuulii, the Right Hop. Thomas Wallace, and Thomas HOrnilton,Esq. (copitnoilry called Lord Binning), to be his Majes ty's Commissioners for the Management of the Al. fairs of India. • July, 14, 1809, The King has been pleased to appoint Benjamin Splen haul, Esq. to be a Commissioner for managing AiajeSty'b Revenue of EXChie, in the room of Jarues Jackson, Esq. War-Ojicr, ja‘i 15, tSo9. 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Cornet Thomas Shaw, f; lint! the aist l i ght Dragoons, to be Cornet, by purchase. nib Ditto, - chconas O'Grady, Gent. to be Cornet, by put. chase vice Smith, who retires. ' 2* tii....itto, Cornet Richard Brittain to be Lieutenant, with. out purchase. RotiZrt Fleid - ier, Gent. to be Ccrnet, vice Brittain. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant lohn Ingram, fforil the lid] toot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. Ensign helm Plenderleath, from the bath Foot, to be ditto. 2d Lieutenant W. D. (. 4 `ollingivuod, from the North. umbci ;anti Militia, to be Ensign. • 3d Ditto, Lieutenant John Gardiner to be Adjutant, vice Cieeve, who resigns. 4th Ditto, Wrlliani Graham, Cent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Richardson, promoted. sth Hospital-Mate W. B. Lynn'to be Assistant-Sur. geon, vier. }lone, promoted in tbelith - toot. 6th Ditto,' Et,sign Edmund Plunket to be Licutenanti,with r out purchase, vice Anketell who retires. Assistar-Surgeon thigh Alone, from the sth Foot, to be Surgeon, rice Vassal!, proinateclon the Staff. 9th Ditto,' Ensign Colin Campbell to be Lieutenant, with. • out purchase, vice Lenthal, who resigns. t itt, Ditto, Ensign Alexander Sinclair,. MAI the a7th' Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. r3th Dittd, Ensign T)tomas Gooderi Davey, film the ist-So merset Militia, tribe Ensign. . rfith•Ditto, Wm. Patton, Goat. to be EnSign; by purchase, vice Deane, promoted. 21St Ditto, Second Lieuten4t lames Gracie to be First Lieu tenant, withoOt purchase, vice bratty, promoted in the loth toot. • _ _ 27th Qitto, Lieutenant Charles Parsons to be •Captain of a Conlpany, by purchase, vice Lord Readiesluun, who re- toes. • 31st. Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon john Aire, from tile' 3d Foot; to he Surgeon; vice Cordon, promoted on i the Staff. 39th [Attu, Captain -John Prior, from the sth West India Regiment, •to be Captain or a Company, without pur chase. 4Dth Ditto, Lieutenant --- iloblyn to be Captain of a Corn • parry, by pureh"e, vice Dampier, who retires. 42d Ditto, Lieutenant T, F. Wad; from the zoili Foot; to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice F. Campbell, who relit - CS. 43(1 Ditto, John, Richards, Esq. .to be Paymaster of the ad Battalion, vice Wells,. who resigns. 44th,Ditto, Wm: Samuel Unthaiik, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase ; vice Flemming, promoted. - 45th Ditto, Captain Wm. Smith to be major, by purchase, vice Patten, who retires. Lieutenant H. M. Merrick to be Captain of a Company, by purch-.se. vice Smith. sbth Ditto, Major 1. Armstrong, from the.ad Ceylon Regi. ment, to be Major, vice Hankey, who exchanges. s ist Ditto, Captain Samuel Rice to be Major, by purchase, vice blackball, who retires. Lieutenant Richard Storer to be Captain Of a Company, by purchiSe, vice Rice. Ensign Frauds Minchirito be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cox, who resigns. Tinign Walter Mahon to be Lieutenant, by p F ch ase , v i ce SturC Y. _ _ _ lames Price Hol ford, Cent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Knox, promoted iu the 19th Foot. 54th Ditto, Major Wm. S. Currey to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. sg:n Ditto, Lieutenant F. Wolfe, from the Kildare Militia, to be Ensign". Ensign Win. Sherlock, from ditto, to be Ensign. noth Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon John CUMine, trom the nth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Carter, appointed to the listh Fgot. 6td - Ditto, Flo'spital-Mate W. G. Burrell to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Martin, whose Appointment has not taken place. olith Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert johnson to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Adolphus Hinuber to be Major, vice johnson. Lieutenant Nathaniel Cledstanes to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Hinuber. ensign M. G..Tyrrey to be Lieutenant, vice Gletistanes. Ditto, Robert Hamilton Gent. to be. Assistant-Sur geon, vice Christie,.who resius. -9sth Diti6, Captain Alexander Sieuart to be Major, by ;stir chase, vice APRae, who retires. Lieutenant John Wil liams to .he Captain' of a Company, by purchase, vice Steuart. Ensign Alexander N'Neill to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vice Williams.- 77th Ditto, Lieutenant' Robert .Place to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Campbell, who retires. En sign N. O. Leman to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Place. Hospital-Mate John Bridge to be Assistant-Sur geon, Vice Rudkin, who resigns. Bac! Ditto, Serieant Costett to be Quarter-Master, vice IVialker sviio resigns. . . • • Rath Ditto, Surgeon !ohm Carter, from the 6oth Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Adolphus, promoted en the Staff SSth Ditto, Lieutenant km Graydon to be Captain cf a Company, without purchase. Lieutenant Henry Der matt to be ditto. LONDON : Printed by Rt At . the SUN•OFF 're i i t ticilttaints, wirlt 6 ixto,lll ol ise. usikn Hodder. Eri,iga William Whialaw• Ensign I(ot:if:it FlAukett. Ensign George F. Faris. Ensign B. Mahon, vice Graydon. Ensign Peter Pegtis, vice Miller. Mott.. 9oth I)it►o, Lieutenant *illiim Smith, from the 2nt h Foot, to be Captain ofd Comp.my, by pitreilue, vice Silvertop, who retires. gist Ditto, Hospital. Mate A. Gregtyrson to be ASsistant. Stitgean, vice Gordon, promoted p) the 89th Foot. 97th Ditto. Henry Fletcher, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. vice Carter, dismissed else Service . id Ceylon Regiment, Major Frederick Hankey, from the' loth Foot, to be Majbr. vice Armstrong, who eschanges• , Meuton • s Regiment, Volunteer Charles Manuel to be Et , sign,'without, purchase, vice De Tavel, whose appoint _ nick has not taken place. Ist Garrison Battalion, Edward Hunter, Getit, to be Ensign, Vie. Fennel, appointed to the 34th Foot. sd Royal Veteran Battalion, Captain Charles Bentley, from the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion,,to be Captain of a Com pany, vice illackhall, placed on the Retired List. Cap. tain Fredesick Killenbach, flow the both Foot, to be Cap tain of a Conipany, vice Rynd; placed cn the- Retired List. 'HOSOITAL STAFF. , • To be Surgeons to the Force:, Surgeon ,Andrew Bond, from 'Half-Pay. Surgeon James Forbes, from the 9stli Foot. Surgeon Benjamin Radford, from the 7ist Foot. To be Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces, Surgeon John Clarke, from the Ayrshire Militia, vice Altar. dyce, promoted in the 63d Foot. ERRATUM in the Gazette of Bth Instant. For Aire, M. D. be Physician to the Forces, read !ohm Eyre s .M.D. to be Physician to the Forces. Cominission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Hants. • South Hants Battalion of Militia. Thomas Palmer, :Gent. to . .be Lieu'tenant.' Dated June 29, 1809. SOuth East Hants Regiment Of Local Militia. .Anthony Davvs, Gent, to be - Lieutenant. Dated lune 19, 1809. ' South Stoneham Volunteer Infantry. To be Lieutenants , -Ensign (chit Sadleir Moody.': Ensign- William Caiger. , _ To be Ensign John Cranche, Gent. vice Moody, promoted. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County , of Devon. The Sth, or Highridge Regitnent of Devonshire Local Militia. To be Colonel-Commandant-The. Right' Hon. Sir GeOrge Yeige ; Dated September 24, 1808. To be Lientenant-Coloneli-Sir John Duntze; Richard Blake. Esq. T be Major-Robert Pell, Esq. with 'the' Rank of Lieute. nant-Colonel. To be Supernumerary Major-W. EL Tonkin, Esq. To be Captains-J. D. Foulkes, Esq. (with the rank pr Ma jor) Henry to*don, Esq. I. R. Whitter, Esq. john Blackmore,- Esq. I P. Spry, Esq. Nicholas Braddiek, Esq. sf. C. Northcote , Esq. Charles Chichester, Esq. Joseph lames, Esq. John" Wyatt, Esq. lohn lennett, Esq. John Rice, Esq. WiLiam Finnamore, Esq. Ri chard K. Strong, Esq. Edward Boyce, Esq. Edward .Brice, Esq. 'To be Lieutenants-Henry Wright, Gent. John Allen, Gent. John Mortimore,_Gent. William Trbinp, Gent. Bernard bisley, Cent. George Dunstord, Gent. Joseph Collard, Gent. john Beedle. Gent. lames Parrant„ Gent. Thomas Basleigh, Gent. To be Ensigns-Thomas Whit hy, Sent. Charles Melhuish , Gent. Charles 0. Osmond, Gent. Samuel Warren Gent John D. Wotton, Gent: To be quarter-Master--Thomas Rendell, Gent. • To be bupernunterary . Quartet Masters-John Way, Gent, Wm. Lee, Gent. To be Surgeon-Richard Hurley. The 6th, or Torridge Regiment of Devonshire Local Militia. To be Colonel Commandant-The right Hon. John Lord Rolle, dated Sept. 24, 18e8. To be Lieutenant-Colonel-John Inglett Fortescue, Esq. To be First Major. with the Brevet Rank of Lieutenant.i.:o lonel-Richard Pine Coffin, Esq. To be Second Major-Richard Litchfield, Esq. To be Captains-Wm. Gill Glubb, Esq. Francis Kingrlon; Esq. Andrew Caddy; Esq. John Slade. Esq., john Caddy, Esq. Thomas Cornish V leafy, Esq. John Will. cock, Esq. George Cooke, Esq. Wm. Webber, Esq. To be Lieutenants-George Staveley, Gent. Win. Nanke. sink, Gent. John Norman, Gent. Win. Norman,Gent. John Snell, Gent. Samuel Cooke, Gent. • Langdon Hey. don, Gent. To be Ensigns-Walter Heywood, Cent. Richard Shute, Gent. Wm. Bond. Cent. John Snell, Cent. Edward Dennis, Gent. Knowling Henry Hawking, Gent. To be Surgeon-'Thomas Colby, Gent. The ad, or East Chudleigh Regiment of Devonshire Local Militia. To be Colonel-tonornandant-The Right Hon. John Loid . Rolle, dated Sept. 24, 1/34. - To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Wm. Thomas Hull, Esq. To be Major-Philip Ducarcll, Esq. To be Captains-Samuel Palmer, Esq. Samuel Thomas Black, Esq. John Bunton be Cockerarn, Esq.• Witliarn Taylor Thomas, Esq. John Guppy, Es q . Wniltatn culyerwell, Esq. 'William Harding, Esq. Robert Tay_ '-for, Esq. Samuel Warren Esq. To be Lieutenants- , Daniel' French, Gent . , John Palmer, Gent." .Gilbert Cowrie, Gent. Win.' Stone; Gent. Chas. Gordon, Gent. John Gale, Gent. loam Snooke, Gent. John Simpson. Gent. Henry Act - and, Gent: Richard Pina, Gent. John Leigh, Gent. joint Patch, Gent. To be Ensigns-- Henry liaise, Gent. Thomas' Harris,Gent. To be Quarter-Master-George Whitlock, Gent. . To be Surgeon-John Land, Gent.. Ist, or Plymouth Dock Regiment of Devonshire Local, , Militia. - To be Lieutenant-Colonlq-Commandant-jonathan Elford' Esq. dated Sept. 24, 18013. To be. Lieutenant-Colonel-,-Wm. Foot, Esq. To be Majors-William Hodge, Esq. T.evillian R4wle. Esq. To be Captains-Nathaniel Grigg, Esq. James Glencross, Esq. John Billing, Esq. Wm. Davie, ESq. lobo Bone, Esq.. Edward lioxiand, Esq. Josias ()awe, Esq. James . M•Arthur, Esq. Thomas- Mumlord, Esq.. Robert Bil ling, Esq. Thomas Hawkins, Esq. Win. Sole, ESq. Adjutant Dennis. Tube Lieutenants-Peter Clarke. Gent. William Tucker, Gent. James Glencross, Gent. John Foot, Ce n t. J o h n rn Mediand, Gent. Dae Graves Davie, Gent. l'hoinas Spark Cholwich, Gent. William Beer, Gent. Richard Lampert, Gent. Samuel Fry, Gent. Robert Clarke, Gent. John Lloyd • Lugger, Gent. John Small, Gent,. Richard Hayward, Gent. To be Ensigns-Win. Hancock, Gent. Benjamin Bullock, Gent. James Phillips, Gent. P.dward Fged , Gent. William C. Gilson, Gent. Wro.'Cole, Cent. George_ Banks, Gent. Peter Nettleton, Gent... John Hoar, Gent. To be %uarter-Master,with the Rank of Lieutenant-Robert Bone, Gent. To be Surgeon-John Smith, Gent. , Commissions in the Cheltenham Troop of Volunteer Ca valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To lie Lieutenant-Cornet Thomas Minster, vice Prinn, re. signed. To be Cornet.-Quarter-Master John Byrch, vire Minster, prnmoted. To be Qu'arter-Master-Jarnes Barrett, Gent. vice Byrch, promoted. nun.o.ffire, .7;41 5 , 1809. MEMBER RETURN2D - TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PARLIAMENT. Borough of Coleraine—(oho Poo Beresford, Esq. in the room of ‘Valter 'ones, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern Hunir,,ds. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. fames Cotton, late of Manchester, merchant, from f uly 4 to -xi, at ten, at the New Exchange-buildings, Manchester. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.' john Munelow, of liinckley, Leicestershire, grocer. BANKRUPTS. • John Atkins, of Norwood, Middlesex, .dealer in cattle, to surrender July 18, 29, at one, and August 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Witnburn end Collett, C hancery- lane. Rouert Manning, of the Stock Exchange, London, stock iti•miter, ttily,:.Z, Aught la and 26," ai' eleven, ai • Ad_ hail._ Atioinies, Messrs. Netherscrle and Vona', Essex; street, _Strand. - Isaac Fri:sell, •of Nth, marble-mason, July 28, 29, and August 26, at eleven, at the Busli 'Tavern; Bristol. At ' toniey, Mr. Gabell, Lihcolii's-Inn, London; or Mr. Jacobs, Bristol. Willtani Haywood. and Richard Shaw Haywood, of Man. tchester, linen-merchants, July 17, 24, and August 2b, at three, at the Btiaaewater Arms ' Manchester. Atuirnies; M r. Our k worthiChippitalall, and M r. Dtmison, Manchester:. Arthur Slachin Hockly, of Wickwar,• Gloucestershire, cheese-faclor, July 03, at the Bush ,Tavern, Bristol, 26,"at the Swan Inn, Sotibury, Gloucestershire, and August 26, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. lames, Gray's-Inn-square, London; or Messrs. Rolph and Par. low,-Thornhury, Gloucestershire. Cow Gibson, of Liverpool, pipe-maker, tidy 26, August ' 5, and 26, at one, at the Star and Garter, Liverpool. At.' torney, Mr. Aviorn • -Liverpool. Edward Harris, of Gulstou-square, Whitechapel,Middlesex, stationer, July tB, 25, and August 26, at ten, at Guildhall. ' , Attorney, Mr. Charles Hannan, Wine-Office -court, fleet-street. • . Thomas Swine, of New-street, Birmingham, common. - carrier, July 2i, 22, and August 26, at twelve, at the Hen • aitd nekens Hotel, Birmingham. Attormes, Messrs. Ktiatetiey, ,Long, and. Ince, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn, London; or. Messrs. Smith and Arnold, New.street„, 13irmingant. - . Richard ,Pick, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, grocer, 'Augusi' 4. •• at Silt, 5, and z 5, at ten,-at the h leece Inn, Hurbury. At. • tornies, Mr. Scholeficld, Horbury ; 'or essrs. 4lies and ' Knowles, New-Inn, London. DIG IDE.NDS. . • • , . Nov. tr. Henry Haywood, of Ramsgate, Kent, butcher, at one, at Guildhali, London. August S. _John • .13adcock., a Paternoster-row, • London, bookseller, at:twelve, .at G uildhall. 'August S. Isaac Mincilin and David Amick, of Cheapside, • London, perfumers, at twOve, at Guildhall. ' - August 5. Rbbert Stevens, of Percival-street, Gost.vell street, Middlesex, silk. skein-dyer, at twelve, at Guild hall, August 7. frinit'Sonitlen and John Hodgson, of Leeds, York shire, oil-merchants, at eleven, at the Star and Garter lnii, 1 , Leetts, Yorkshire. : ' ' Atigust 16 Anthony German and John lephson, of Not tingnairi, hosiers, , at eleven, at the Punch !lbw', 'Not ' tingriani. August ia.. Samuel Hooton and.. Soloman . Rich, of Wood ' stock- street, near Bond- street, Middlesex, merchant. tailors, ai twelve; at L. uildnall. August 't.2 - ' licitly Layton Lomas, late of ' Throgmorton. • ' street, Lannon. inswatice-bruter, at ten, at Guildhall. • August 5. , bawd Phillips, or Cambridge-street, Golden square, Middlesex, broker, atone,._at . Guildhall. - • . August 7 Witnain Hutilwalte, ot NOttillgllalll, mercer, ;at eleven, at toe Punt:l'l3ot% I, No thignam. August 7. William Lodge, of Liverpbol, stone-mason and - builder, at cieveil, at the George-Imi, Dale-street, Liver. pool. - ' - August 8. Thomas Riaisell, late of Beagworth, Eveshim, Worcestershire, sailer and collar-maker, at ten, at the Earriees Arms Inn, Eveshain, August 3. 'llamas • Rtisaall, late of .Pershore, Worcester- :attire, sailer and -collarinaker, at ten, at the c'arrier's Arms Lou, Evesham:,, , . • , August 8. D:iiiiel lieeley,-. of Birmingham,. tailor, at eleven, - at the Shakspeare Tavern,,BMllittgltaill. - , AtlXtlst 5. TlMmas'Morse, of Wood_ street, Cheapside, Lan- ' don, tador, at twelve, at Girildhliall. Augusts. Richard Chase Gedge and Anthony Hudson, of , Islewolth, Middlesex, calic6- printers, at Guiidincl. z ; _OCtober 31. Theopnil us Mcrae and. Moses La Porfc gerac, , ot Queen-street, Cheapsiae, .London, warehousemen, at one, at 6 uildhall. August 19. William, Wynn Atkins, of 'Alcester, Warwick- shire, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 22- IViiliarn- Elarn and William Attht, of Cow-cross. street, Middlesex, brassAoUnders and pump and engine.- makers, at ten, at Guildhall. . • August s. William Mayeli, late of Exeter, jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall, London. July 29. Moses tool, of High-street, Shoreditch, London, . dealer in glass and'earthenwarei at twelve, at Guildhall: July 29. Walter Vesick, now or late of Medhurst, Sussex, draper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. August 5. • Samuel. Castell and Walter Powell, of Lam bard-street, London, bankers, at ten, at Guildhall. August 22. John Ames, ot Swan-lane, Rothernithe, Surrey, 'dealer, 3t ten, it'Guildhall, London. July 22. Charles Wright, of Aidgate, London, tobacconist, at. one, at Guildhall.. , CERTIFICATES. • . . August Brown, Stuart, of Fleet-street, London, printer. . Joseph town, of Newcastle-upon-Fyne, sadlers and iron. Monger. - David Nhiternarsh, of Brokenhurst, Hants, shopkeeper. Edward Bradley the elder, of Bromley, Middlesex, baker. Jane Brown, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sadler and iron. monger.. • , Henry John Powell, of 'Uxbridge, Middlesex, builder and' carpenter. . John Thomas ChoWles, late of Finch-lane, Cornhill,' Lon _ don, painter. • a ta William Anderson, of Chorlton-row, Manchester, builder. Edward tins wrath, ot Ard wit:l(, Manchester, ' r, e cottoaa,piaaer, 'John Gco Charles rgeNiilir' ki t t . teh, late ' Woolwich, Kent, of Russell -court, Drury-lane, ' Middlesex,' tavern-keeper. William Proctor. us Great Ealing, Middlesex, dealer in hay and. straw. - Ttaiinas Roe, of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, druggist and grocer. John Gill, of Nahurn, Yorkshire, draper and tailor. . Edward Beaton and Henry Beaton, late of kortamouth, butchers. ; ' . . ' PARTNEKSHAPS DIS4OLI(ED. . . . , .. B. Webb and-T.. Norton, Addle-hill, London *wheelwrights' T.,Bowen and G. Salmon, Union-surer, Cambridge, linen drapers. . J. R otidant and R. Spence, Gateshead, Durham, -linen-dra. pers. , • - - W. Johnson and Co. Fish-street-hill, London, grocers. , I J . Bedell anci4 . Metcalfe, Carribridge, cabinet-makers. I. Mereweather and H. Fryson Bristol, cork-cutters. 1 1. Robson and Co. Rusheytor t i, Durham, brewers. 1.. Brown and Co. Gratecliutch-street, London, tea-dealers. T. - Drewelt and S. Paine, Basing-lane, London, .tag-rner . chants. ' ' • . R. Whitaker and' Co. Princes-street, Rotherhithe, rope- ' manufaf.turers. . .. . '‘• - - J. and J. B. White, coal-merchants. . ' I. Sherwin and Co. 13urslern, Staffordshire, iron-founders. J. Sabberton and Co. Norwich, wotal-coinbers. C.. A. Hacket and f. 13. Fitcliet, jun. London, insurance brokers. • S. Horrocks and Co. Bury, Lancashire, cottoia-manufac. turers. - . ' . I. Gibbins and Co. Swansea and Neath, Glamorgan, bankers: E. Baker and J. I todsham, lc ingsgate,street, London, watch- .. makers. . • . I. Williamson and R.:B. Mills, Little Tower -street, wine. merchants. [.Fi. Prosser and Co. New Bond -street, milliners. G, Barber and f. Chapman, Broadway, Deptford, drapers. The hill called Standecige, on the line of the Hud dersfield Canal, is now perforated, forming a togoel of nearly three .miles in length, through a rocky mountain. It is worthy .of remark, that the York shire hills, which were with difficulty passed a cen tury ago, on horseback, are now crossed by three navigable canals, on which not less than a million of money has been expended., . A most shocking and inhuman murder was on Thursday se'nnight committed on the body of a young woman, of the name of Harris, of .Honey borne, near Evesham. She had gone to bed at her usual time, and was soon after called up by some person, who immediately on her opening the door, in the most brutal manner knocked her doWn with a pitch-fork, dreadfully lacerated her head, and forced out one of her eyes ; her body was then drag ged some distance and thrown into a horse-pond, where it • was found next morning. Suspicion fell on a young man by whom she was pregnant, but no proof of guilt appearin g , th e Coroner gave a Verdict of wlYul murder•against some person unknown. 1%0111 IGY TTELLIGENc . - . BA'A , NE' j ' 6.—The Privy Counselloi UrsCt neider, providCd with extensive Royal powers, has been dispatched Ko Inspruck, to make bf.");ne prOpo:.. WAS to the. Coinii:ission of Defence in that City to submit themseites amicably, and to apprize them of the real state .ot atlines. Should this last attempt fail, and the insinualiou§ of the Agents of Austria Continue to preVail, our good King will abandon the deluded Tyroleans to their unhappy fate, and they will then be made to feel the terrible-cons& quences of their disobedience.—Cur+espenderiteri. Bimactio, hike 28.—The Austrian corps which entered this city on the 18th. consisted of abotit 6,000 men ; they observed the striaest Their commander made a requisition of horses and leather, and also ordered a bridge-boat to be trans.:- ported front hence into Bohemia on 29 waggons.--:-; On the 23d, being replaced by another corps, thei broke up and formed two divisions-;—the one marched towards 'Nuremberg, and the other.tOwards-Ll'em; mingen. SWITZERLAND, JUNE 20.-.--The fatal sport of the Voralbergers will soon be at an ead, as they are in great want of ammunition. They procure their ! pow der frOin a Mill near Horbrang—for balls, they have put all the -watch chains- in requisition, which pro duced, 1 5 carts of lead. The insurgents in the• Tyrot have received strong injunctions from the Austrian Commanders not to violate the Swiss territory. WaasAw, Jura. 20.--Tire Pussiaas continue to advance into this Province, and one cohnnu theirs has already. joined the Polish army. The Russian corps that comes from tialystock, was some days back to have crossed the Vistula at Gusa, to -take the Austrians in the rear. The advanced-gtiard, ,consisting of Cossacks, has already passed the river_ A division of our National Guards has joined:th e : Polish army, and the Citi ze n s mount guard 'here .at: present. Fifteen .Polish regiments are raising at Gallicia. The number of volunteers is very great.. Siity foreigners, who .behaved as traitors at the e 4 .7 trance of the enemy into this Duchy; have been ar rested. All Prussians who hold places in Poland are: ordered to be discharged in three weeks. The Prussian. invalids are transported beyond..the frontters with travelling money. Six Prussian Post Officers have been arrested and sent away. • The ci-devant Prus sian Major-General Browdowski, and the Austrian. Charge d'Affaires, Von Cache, have been sent for trial to Sicrok. 'These measures have been t . sorted to on account of the general disaffeetion of the Prus sians, and their having maintained a communication with the traitor Schill. MAGDEBU E U , JUISiE 30.—0 n the 26th, the Blla Dutch regiment marched frOin hereto Halberstadt, and went from thence with the gth Dutch rertiment, the tst and 6th of Westphalian infantry, the horse.; artillery, end one regiment of cavalry, to the Hartz,, to oppose the Austrian troops coming from Saxony_ Some, persons say here, that an engagement has taken place near Nordhausen. However that may be; it is certain that the chest from Halberstadt was brought here to - day, and the military appear in as unusual.bustle.—(Neue Zeitung.) POSNANIA, JUNE 26.—Aftek,a seven-fold attack on Sandomir, on the 16th, the Austrians were driven. from the field of action with the lossof 2000 men killed and soo wounded, whom General Sokolnicki ordered to be brought from th e fi e ld o f b att l e to ttlys: Lazaretto. The Commander in Chief, Prime Ponia towski, ordered the bridge built by the Austrians near Sanddmir to be burnt, and the redoubts to be Amo lished..l-4 has taken the position on the Vistula taring Satidomir, where he was joined by Gen. Suwarrow and his division. Gen. Dombrowski's bead-quarrera are at Snlejew.in Gallicia, behind the Pelica i but his 'ourposts go as far as Malagofer and Kielca. Zannezek is onAhe Vistula, facing Ttilaway. enemy changes his position every and yet it seems he intends to return to Cracow.—(Corresixt:- denten.) SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • . PRESTON RACES. WEDNESDAY, JULY 12. Seventy Pounds given by the Right Hon. toe Earl of Derbir tot 3-yr olds, 7st. 4-yr olds, Sst. 41bs. tidies allowed Vt. Mr. Hewett's b. C. M`George, 4 yrs ofd - Sir T. Gascoigne's b. F. Bumtrap, 4-yrs old - t t The Uniontup, added to a Sweepstakes of I.ogs, mi.' Mr. Scarisbrick's hr. h. I ulius Csesar,. 9 yrs - t Lord Derby's br. c. lacotius, 4 yrS old . felt Fifteen paid. . hi the race for the Cup, jaconus took the lead, and kept it for three miles and a halt, but just as Latins (..x6:ar got along— side of him, he bolted, and fell over the ropes. The oldest person on the course d es not remember so severe a day's. tannin; : every heat was won by les, than a hea,t. ' .yJJIP ritlCAr. fig GATE Bank Stock, Navy c per Cent. 981 i-, Irish y per:Cent. 4 Per Lent..O4 ir I pc C era. ked. 681 i. 3 per Cent, Coni. 64ki Hank L. Ann. sSY z3-ibthi` • ; -1 "'"7 SHARD fIeIU(IS, of No, 4, Martlett-court, Bow-street; and. Prblished W 1 - 1; LI MARMIGER SC RI PI'S, South 1111 ton-street, GrOsvertoi,sobire: ,CE, No. I Stroud; wiltre..eldrertip'NentF, Ordcrs.tor the. 2Persidietters fur the Editor, etc, (post-painj, 5ttd!....444cd, GRAVESEND, .14.71. V j 4. Arrived—the Sir, Stephen Lushingtun, from Madras ; Druid, fohnson, Thomas, Clark, General Craig, —, Livonia, Wallis, Grant, Stnith, Nelson, ilerbart, Susau nah' Wilson, Blenheim, arid KlK:bel,• Course, from the West Indies ; Margaretta, Spendiove, twin Prince Ed ward Island; Martha, Perry, front Madeita ;- •Thoinas,- Thresher, and. the PlutaxWk, barker, from Anut.-- , .rica. MARRIE4), Lately, john futikin Butler, Esq. of Waterfor,:. to Eliza, eldesldatighter of Mr. Henry Pc e , of Gradion-street. Dula, lin. Last week, in Oxfordshire, Monsieur Deschainps, a Frend2 emtgrant gentleman, to Miss Cecilia Bowler, • Lately, Thomas Lee, M.l). nephew of the late Most key. Dr. Carpepter,• to Miss Margaret Troy. only daughter .01 Walter Troy, Esq. of Porterstown, 'in the twarity of Dub lin, and niece of the Most Rev. Dr. Troy _ '. On.thelth ult, at Scraptoft, near Leicester, Mrs. Carter,- aged 36, wife ,of 'John E. Carter, Esq. second daughter di -tho late Henry Lutwidge,. Esq. of Whitehaven, and inece Admiral Lutwidge. . A few days ago, Miss Mary Mottley, daughter of -Mr. lames C. Mottley, of Portsmouth, in l►er t3ttt Lately, at Lord MountforiPs, at C l fierisey, 13ernaq.1 A itstirs 13rocas, Esq. of Beaurpaire; in the COurity of Southampton, On Friday morning, James Mill e Esq. of Bloomsbury place. On. Wednesday, Mrs. Peach, wife of 34, Peach, of Bownham-House, near Minchin-Hampton. On Monday last, at Buckingham, in the bith year of hig . age, Nowt - in Williatt, lisq. .I.C/L.A.4 It ; DAY. intiiii-groak, 790 k boil india ils, 235. lt,S. pl 4 . ,`Ext.he,q. Bilis, 9s: 14... pr. •' . ( Minium, if* pr. 1 ihderiat 3 per t_ent. 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